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Offline Guy

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Re: Project Patio
« Reply #20 on: 16 May 2011, 19:47 »
looks fine to me. leave it as it is.... if you are ever asked to do anything else, you can always reply with "let me finish the fcuking garden first"  :smiley: :cool:

this. wins.

now.. this evening one of these has been thrown into the equation http://www.gardengazebos.co.uk/shop/gg_ss_sss36m.html

i did point out that one was too fcuking BIG so SWMBO is searching for a 4x2m one  :rolleyes:
 

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Re: Project Patio
« Reply #21 on: 16 May 2011, 19:48 »

Reclaimed Railway Sleepers?

this again, would be a preferred option... but its not my garden  :laugh:

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Re: Project Patio
« Reply #22 on: 16 May 2011, 19:57 »
looks fine to me. leave it as it is.... if you are ever asked to do anything else, you can always reply with "let me finish the fcuking garden first"  :smiley: :cool:

this. wins.

now.. this evening one of these has been thrown into the equation http://www.gardengazebos.co.uk/shop/gg_ss_sss36m.html

i did point out that one was too fcuking BIG so SWMBO is searching for a 4x2m one  :rolleyes:
 

:grin:



OMG, that would involve ladders and a power tool  :shocked:

Offline R32UK

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Re: Project Patio
« Reply #23 on: 16 May 2011, 20:00 »
looks fine to me. leave it as it is.... if you are ever asked to do anything else, you can always reply with "let me finish the fcuking garden first"  :smiley: :cool:

this. wins.

now.. this evening one of these has been thrown into the equation http://www.gardengazebos.co.uk/shop/gg_ss_sss36m.html

i did point out that one was too fcuking BIG so SWMBO is searching for a 4x2m one  :rolleyes:
 

:grin:


thats exactly why women should never make any decisions. the sun comes out.... so lets go outside and hide from it!

God was so close to getting it right when i comes to women... then he gave them the ability to speak  :undecided:

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Re: Project Patio
« Reply #24 on: 16 May 2011, 20:12 »
Guy, the lawn slopes from left to right, so unless you address that, you aint gonna get a perfect patio to lawn profile.

I suggest you plant some border plants up to the red arrow - where it levels out.

This will disguise the slope and make the patio/lawn border look much nicer than some gravel.



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Re: Project Patio
« Reply #25 on: 16 May 2011, 20:13 »
looks fine to me. leave it as it is.... if you are ever asked to do anything else, you can always reply with "let me finish the fcuking garden first"  :smiley: :cool:

this. wins.

now.. this evening one of these has been thrown into the equation http://www.gardengazebos.co.uk/shop/gg_ss_sss36m.html

i did point out that one was too fcuking BIG so SWMBO is searching for a 4x2m one  :rolleyes:
 

:grin:



OMG, that would involve ladders and a power tool  :shocked:

believe it or not I actually have these!  :grin:

Offline Sam

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Re: Project Patio
« Reply #26 on: 16 May 2011, 20:15 »
I would dig it back at a gentle gradient to merge from the edge of the patio to aboot where the brush is, better than nowt. Also leave about a 6inch gap at the edge of the patio as a soakaway (dig out a little and put gravel in). That is assuming it has a run on it too the garden


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Re: Project Patio
« Reply #27 on: 16 May 2011, 20:16 »
Guy, you haven't buried anyone under there have you? just a thought like... :lipsrsealed: :lipsrsealed:

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Re: Project Patio
« Reply #28 on: 16 May 2011, 20:16 »
looks fine to me. leave it as it is.... if you are ever asked to do anything else, you can always reply with "let me finish the fcuking garden first"  :smiley: :cool:

this. wins.

now.. this evening one of these has been thrown into the equation http://www.gardengazebos.co.uk/shop/gg_ss_sss36m.html

i did point out that one was too fcuking BIG so SWMBO is searching for a 4x2m one  :rolleyes:
 

:grin:



OMG, that would involve ladders and a power tool  :shocked:

believe it or not I actually have these!  :grin:

Owning is one thing, using is a completely different matter  :laugh: :grin:

Offline Guy

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Re: Project Patio
« Reply #29 on: 16 May 2011, 20:25 »
Guy, the lawn slopes from left to right, so unless you address that, you aint gonna get a perfect patio to lawn profile.

I suggest you plant some border plants up to the red arrow - where it levels out.

This will disguise the slope and make the patio/lawn border look much nicer than some gravel.



Sorry for the crude PS.  Listening to the Football!



i have informed SWMBO of this... it has been rejected because of weeds  :rolleyes:

liked the idea though

I would dig it back at a gentle gradient to merge from the edge of the patio to aboot where the brush is, better than nowt. Also leave about a 6inch gap at the edge of the patio as a soakaway (dig out a little and put gravel in). That is assuming it has a run on it too the garden

the soakaway is in place and the gravel/pea shingle is standing by

took a trip to a timber yard today...  :lipsrsealed: